there s trouble in the frat house, isn t there? let s bring in my brother and sister in the liberal talk radio word. bill press, nationally syndicated radio host, and stephanie miller, host of the stephanie miller radio show. great to have you with us tonight. hi, steph. stephanie, i understand that mitt romney s going to be going on fox and friends tomorrow morning where the questions apparently get a hell of a lot easier. but how is mitt going to win the nomination if he ticks off fox news? yeah. those are some gotcha questions on fox news, right? i mean, you know, ed, you know a candidate s in trouble when the dnc can run a flip-flop ad, the same ad the rnc could run. anyone could run this ad on mitt romney. an eighth-grade civics class could run this ad. he has flip-flopped on every single issue. bill, how does he get the mojo back? i don t know whether he can. i mean, look, here s the gotcha question, right? the gotcha question is there are 11 million people here illeg
component to unemployment compensation so if you get unemployment compensation you have to sign up to be retrained so you re learning a useable, marketable skill. you have to to have a wholistic package to change things, and one of the things jack kemp and i work on was the idea of weak equity and housing, to begin the process of poor people in housing learn how to take care of the apartments and building and how to earn some kind of equity, because we want to might grate people away from being dependent and helpless and might grate toward learning how to take care of themselves. not a gotcha question at all, but simply to learn give me one economic difference between the two of you, economic policy
the least, a deep silence that might tarnish over penn state and joe pattern know the more we try to answer the questions that everyone wants answers to mortgage we run into fan fest stations of that culture, of that ecosystem, which everyone knows everyone and they are all connected somehow to penn state football. start with michael mcqueary who says he witnessed jerry sandusky raping a boy in the football team showers back in 2002. today, he is an assistant coach. prior to the incident, he was a penn state quarterback and teammate of jerry sandusky s son. according to the grand jury report, mcqueary s first call after that was to his own father, the father, according to a sports illustrate investigation, was an administrator at a health clinic to which joe paterno has donated at least $1 million. the father told mcqueer troy go not to the police, nor to state child welfare authorities, but as far as we know, to joe paterno. paterno then reported the abuse to his now-indicte
199 0rz more, possibly ten, you will hear from shortly, some claiming abecause dating back to the 80s. if those claims bear out and sandusky is true, ate because went on far longer than they thought and so did perhaps the cover up. jason carroll has more in a moment we begin begin with the possibility of a coverup or at the least, a deep silence that might tarnish over penn state and joe pattern know the more we try to answer the questions that everyone wants answers to mortgage we run into fan fest stations of that culture, of that ecosystem, which everyone knows everyone and they are all connected somehow to penn state football. start with michael mcqueary who says he witnessed jerry sandusky raping a boy in the football team showers back in 2002. today, he is an assistant coach. prior to the incident, he was a penn state quarterback and teammate of jerry sandusky s son. according to the grand jury report, mcqueary s first call after that was to his own father, the father,